PMTS

Our first product design uses the Hammamatsu units, and can go from counting single photons to working in analog in dim room lights, with just the twist of a knob. Subsequently we've had the opportunity to develop a couple of devices for time-of-flight lidar using the MicroFCs, which we developed from our existing IP. Recently we've been consulting on microplate and flow cytometry applications. All of these applications have in common that they're moving to the newer solid state option and away from traditional PMT-based designs... These applications are challenging enough without having to develop the photodetection hardware. With so much customer interest, we've been focusing on developing a series of SiPM modules that act as drop-in replacements for traditional PMT modules, including all their nice features such as wide-range voltage-controlled gain, ±5 V input, and selectable bandwidths from DC-200 kHz to DC-200 MHz. Our existing designs are available on a flexible licensing model..

Also known as: PMT

Primary location: Briarcliff Manor United States